2005 Locus Award for Best First Novel (nominee)
Sex is a force of nature. ""A woman stood behind him-no, no mere woman: a bombshell, a vamp, a va-va-voom-a gypsy queen, a menace from Venus."" Raedawn Somershoe lives in a trailer on the banks of the Fox River. She likes men and men like her. It runs in the family: her mother, Gelia, can seduce a man just by walking across a road. When they set their sights on a man, something magical happens. Alexander Caebeau drives a bucketloader for a construction company. He's lonely, homesick, tired of cutting down trees and putting up ugly buildings. He'd like to go back to the Bahamas, but his grandmother won't let him come home. When Alexander met Raedawn Somershoe, something magical happened. Raedawn has just lost her lover. Her mother is keeping secrets from her, her childhood sweetheart is coming home, riverfront developers want Rae and her family gone. She may just be falling in love with Alexander Caebeau. And the Fox River is beginning to rise. . .something magical is about to happen.
Genre: Fantasy
Genre: Fantasy
Praise for this book
"A winning, touching, open-eyed love letter. Unusual and wonderfully done." - John Crowley
"Jennifer Stevenson is my goddess." - Nalo Hopkinson
"Ambitious, phantasmagorical, with images that burn into your brain and stay there." - Ellen Kushner
"This just absolutely rocks. It's lyrical, it's weird and it's sexy in a very funky way." - Audrey Niffenegger
"I'd scarcely begun when I fell under the author's spell." - Gene Wolfe
"Jennifer Stevenson is my goddess." - Nalo Hopkinson
"Ambitious, phantasmagorical, with images that burn into your brain and stay there." - Ellen Kushner
"This just absolutely rocks. It's lyrical, it's weird and it's sexy in a very funky way." - Audrey Niffenegger
"I'd scarcely begun when I fell under the author's spell." - Gene Wolfe
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